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a: I $1 s.. i d , 1. NUMiI.ER 532Q.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'THIS PRESENT - WEDNESDAY, Oel.. 1t„ • • ISA, will tie oe acted joy Permission ot th e P roprie . tors ot the Theatre Royal, Hay in .Lket), the Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW. Daniel liowlas ‘ Lorn'Huberly), M r. BLANCHARD; Zek.o. Hume?lk", Mr.' E's' EKY ; C ,r. Miss Dormer, iss LOGAN ; i..ely Homespun, Nlrs G . i 13135, To wilit.n added, the Musical farce of THE PADLOCK. Don DieAo, Mr. kli LLAMY ; Leonora, MtuBDLTON. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office In flaw:street. Boxes 7s. Second Price 6d.-- Pit 4s. Second Price zs. Gallery zs. Second Prlce is.---Upper Gallery cs. To-morrow, the Comic Opera of Love in a Village ; with Animal Mannerism. I•YCF,UIt2 THEATRE. Unrier the Special the LORD CHAMBERLAIN, Grantat har the presciat :seism* to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Maieiies' Servants, totrnin , the COM- P-ANy o ae late Ott UleY LANE THEATRE, wul 1 . 1-11 S PK h SEN WIJNESDAY, Oct. it, 1609, .perform the , ),,ela of THE HAUNTED TOWER. Bar,n of Oak Mr. DO W FUN ; 13'artni De Courcy, Mr. IioLLAND; Lord William, Mr, .1 LI PPS ; - Edwar• , Mr. RUSSELL ; Lewis, Mr. SNIITH ; Ma tin. Mr. l' LE)i • Hugo,Mr. MA iwocKs l ; Lady Elinor De Court:), Mrs. MATHEWS ; twela, Mrs. AIOUN FAIN, (Being her ce first appearance this S eason); Tv, Mrs. KELLY ; Maud, Mrs. MAJDOCK.S, To which will he•atioed, the farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATI'.air ' jam) jah,p, Mr. I'ENI . Y ; • Nititr.:iturgeon,' Nir DOW' ON -; krry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL; Crispin liteitap, Mr. W EW I 11,ER ; Bruin, Mr SMI Mrs Sneak, Miss MELLON; Mts. Bruin, M rs. The Doors to -be opened alt' past Five, and the.Per forrnance to begin at Half past Six. "To-murrow, the Comedy or l Musical 'ilv,Heir at Law ; with the : 3 'ninent of I I,e D;:sertta. kßADlislf; SCHOtt,„ t R ENNIAL VISI TA tIUN .l iN Saturday the 11/Luday ttte 16 t h, and N...;" Tuesday the '7th 105 t.,, t, will t:e attempted THE ALCESTIS OF EURIPIDES.- 14, which will be actaed, me•tlistoric:al 'Play of KING JO N• From the - Batt - to- 0 ; - : , :irehlau to the' delith of the King : ti Shakesp. al- Tickets to b e had the Tre,su;:.3 at eare the School. house. Th.! profits wiii De Appl , ed to the .relict' of the .wounficd, and oi of the killed , at Talavera. ' l .* .t , "..4 ranst,stlon of the creek Play may be had of the ALBION i !Kt In u LI 1.1!: INSUR;INCE COMPANY, New 8.. 1t , G1• 4 1 - r,.EK • . IiGACK.,RIARS ; E ITV , ~, vied by . et f , r Pan!' rne:4, - tor itisLi kAN , . 1.. tra m f I ;, i"., dll , l IM LIVES ; and for the Grant 'OA l'orc o . ise of ANN 111 'l'l ES.. INSTJKANCES falling due at Micbai•icrins should be te.ic,.:n.,-, Wkt I 1911 h I 1.1"Cli I) a}, t ,tro to that periot. • Alittelovia s are made, according to the l'i..n, which 0ri,41- 112ted with u,s Lonwoy, on the l'remiu;it s of all Fire 111,11 rances out of Londoi, A large Adv<tot4Ae is allowed -,n Lite l a nsuratice ; an t i every f.4cility is—attbroed by wloi,'lt the In terest and conv en i ence 01 the Pu. h e trt a be promoted. v ~. l< N ' k :1:,1-fl k' ps, Secretary. *** The Compdny's 01Th.'e tor the Wesi em i of LoonOrx is q No. 97, near, Oxturd-stre,t, Oa. the West - Side of New - • Bond -street. liEFot) L •-•-• RAFORE 'DIE I'WENTIETH OF THIS moNTH. WIFT and Co. respectfulll re(iliest. tnvir 1 4 '1 - Fern:ls ki to Observe, that all who inittid to adventure in toe pre sOt ent STATE Lt .TTER V, must p rch.i.e before the wit. THis MONTu, as. that Da. 'h. othole'Lotteryr-witi be drawn, i here are -,, nly 5,0 0 0 Nuli,.)crb, and the Scheme contains the tollownig _ CAPITAL PRILe.S: of - . . kzo,ooo 5,000 I 8 ' of• - 12 litslCletS 10 , 1. sot. &C. &C. &C• TICK All t o b u D rawn in ONE DAY. ETS and S ii,t E S are s e lli ng at SWIFT and Co. ' s Offices, 4 - - - - .: . . 41,000 Soo No. u, POIJI.TRY, No. 4z, CHARING-CROSS. No. 3t, ALDCA rE HIGII STREET mor, BISH respect ally retniuda the Public, that the 1 • S . I ATY LOTT R y not only begins, hut finishes on R DA Y, tite 2 th of this ; Theret,ne alt who wish to have.a chance to grin EIGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the purchase of a single Number, inusr boy 'before the In drawing twrMs, s the whole Lottery, consisting of 20o,00:1. Trues will be tiectcled in ONE D L AY. 'tickets and .Shar.s are selling in great variety at his old establislml Offices in London, anti by his ..gents in the C, u wry, who in the I.Kel.or tert pace been remarkably for tun.te Inc selling and sharing an immense number of Capital Prizes. particularly th, two List Pr; /es, the ,ast 25 0 •I. Prat,', and the last Capital. Prize ever or twit. Persons in tile Country may besu..plieo, the same as if present, by•seuding their Orders (post or carriage pant) ac o.mpanied with Itai.i•7. Notes, good Bills, Cash, or Post..ol . fi‘e Orders, to elthe! or his ('ld hstablislied i)ffices, N 0.4, COItNI-II LL, r No. 9, CEIARING.CRObS, LON DON where all Busines s the . Publicfunds is transatied with Pidelity . and l)ispA. Please to remark, the STATE is the ONLY LOTTERY - - that will he elrawn - Ft !I S EA R . ____ GPANO CITY LO I TERY, To he Drawn in Guildhall. CERTIFICATE. - vc hereunto TE, whos e N imes are hereunto subscribed, h ave ' V carefully surveyed arid v.,liten the several. Freeold juittlinw.6 <,llotted ~s Prizes iii the "fiord City . Lottery, h and we adjud4e tqe separate value ut e „ cli to be as to ows- F. PAYNTER, THOMAS S«' ITHrN, London, Aug. 24, 1809. T D. R. ROPER. SCHEME. 1 pfi ze of £x 5 , 7 03 13 Prizes or Loop I ,- -- ---- £9,900 I -----_-- kt,9a o 1 —."------"' 9.3a° I " --7-..----- 2 •700 1 --. 0,4,' , 1 ---- z o i ----4, too t --- 2,310 I ________ .t,oen t ------ ~ goo , _______— --,,.„800 i t ------ ~ i - --- 3 , 5( - *1 I ----.."-- £1,400 3 _.-- „3,300 i 1 ----- Zsoo 3 --- £3, 'po l NO FIXED PRIZE. • This Property is so rapidly improving, that there can be i n' ) tll , ubt it will be_ wo th Double its present V.llue in a very ;e w years. 1 , - it CI( L.: TS and S lI.A It ES are on Sale by MOON and Co. -). I, Skinner -street, and £4, Pickett -street. PRESENT PRICE. .... _ Ticket - - - - - 1 5 0. Half - - 12 01 Eighth - - 4 0 itr r te .r 7p I Sixteenth - - 012 0 at a ticuhr Numbers may be see,. red, from No. to 7.....),000, the above ()tikes, *abut alr,:ady sold. T WE NDAD' E Y; OCTOBER H a 180 g. ROYAL EXCHANGE... ESSRS., HAZARD,- BURN E, - and Co. have on Salo ' •• at their State L o ' • , ?y, Office, No. 93, Royal Excitor*, TtCK ETS and Sri:\ R ES for the sTATE LOT. TER y, which is on a New and lit ,;roveri•Plati, Consisting of only, t isoe Thousand Numbers, To be Drawn in ONE DAV, 2oth of this Month. The SCHEME contains 4 - Prizes of - . - - kao t ooo 4 4 - 1,000 And 12 • With others in proportion ; AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A MIZE. Letters, post-paid. duly answered, and Schemes gratis. All kind of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commisiion. .. a. PICT U ALL MG-OFFICE, Oct. to, !Sri). • THE COMMM SIONERSfoi ICTUA LLI NG His Mai,YES7T's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday next, the t7th Instant, they will be ready to receiv e 7 enders, in writing (Sealed up) and treat for Three Hundred Tens of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable,to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original packages, at the tate of front Seventy to iiighti Tens per Week, into His Majesty's YiElualling Stores, a! , Deptfira', and to be paid for by Bells payable, with interest, ninety ,Days after date. The Conditions of the Contrat7 may be seen at the Secretary's Ojfi.e. No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, cr tbat shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday next, the 171 h Instant,.nor unless the Person who makes the fender, or some Person on bit bebAlf, attends, to an.twer no.6en called for. AUCTION MART. THE Directors have great satistaation in announc ing the accomplishment ot such arrangements as have enabled them to appoint the ist day of January next, for the commencement ot business at this Institution. Auctioneers and Commercial Brokers who feel a dispo3i. tion to promote the undertaking, arc respeCtfully informed the secret ry will receive their instructions without prefer. ence or partiality, and immediately the workmen have quitted the Building, the accommodations will be opened for their inspection. detailed Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is like Wise in a taro and State of preparatviii, to be delivered as early as the nature of circumstances will admit, which they. confidently trust will convey such a perfect idea of the Esta blishment as to secure a degree of patronage that will con firm the sanguine expectations formed in the public mind of its utility and convcnitnce. ity order of the Board. , lOHN GREENWOOD, Sec. Atlaion Mart Office, Sept. 25 1809. NA ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform .LVA, those that may be. desirous. ut sorrowing 'l.empo rary or Permanent SUMS of MON EY, that they can at all times, and without delay, advance any Sum rrom One Hun dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds ' and upwards, on personal or any other Security, arising from Marriage Settlem, tits, Mo• ney in the Funds Clerg% it tens' L ivings, or Freehold, Copy and LeaseAolit Estates, on the most fair and ettrutable Terms, and will also conduct every. Negotiation at Much less expence thari what is usually incurred in money - transattions. Personal Applications Messrs: Lucas and Co. daily re. ceive at their house, No. tq; lerinyn-street, St. lames's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N.B. Ten years purchase will- be given tOr.weli secured Annuities. Under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES, r - FHE ROYAL MUSICAL MAGAZINE and r;W publiShed on the tst of every Month, in Numbers 2, bd. each, the cheapest and m os t e l egan t or k ever published. To oppose the extravagant char g e on Mo dern Works undeserving notice, valuable, original, and an cient Compositions, are tendered, on a copper-plate paper, ltotpressed, ..t the priceot Music too ye'arsback. The Corn_ posers, who have already contributed an d w ill exc i te i nterest 111 the Work, are Mozart, Chichi, Latour, liethoven, Maz zinghii Sir J. Stevenson, Hook, Von Esch, Purcell, 1. 13. Cramer, DussA, Handel, 1 ackson, Corri, Dr. Crotch, Dr, Clarke. Dr Kemp, lay,ln, Dr. Arne. &c. On the 6th of- Mwember tne first six Numbers, which were ch.rr.,eti 26 0.1 k; frum - the high price of paper, &c. will be any:timed to 25. W. • P'.iblisiied by Snerwood, ''eely, and tones, 23, Pater. noster-row, and sold by all Booksellers, to whom they are forwartkrt with tire various Magazines of the Month. _ F . own the populainy this WorK has attained, several Pub ns arr produced under simil.+r titles, therefore the Pur chaser is desired to be particular in ordering " The Royal Musical Mo.. +tine," published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Paternoster-row. Fach Number is complete in it— self, and :nay he had separately. SALES. OAK, ASH, ELM, BEECH, and WALNUT-TREE, in HANTS. TO LIE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By JOHN AYRES, On Tuesday the 24th - Day of O&ober, at Two o'Clock, for Three, precisely, at the Red Lion, Westineon, in the County of Hants, ONE Thousand threeHondred OAKS, Four Hundred and Thirteen Beech, ighty Elms, One I l Linda ed and Seventeen Ash, and Seven ,Walnut-twes, standing in and about Hen wood, Redwood, and Westtruty, Tw r miles from Westmeou, Nineteen trom Gosport, Fifteen from Farehain, Six tiorn Petersfield, Twelve awn . Alton, Fifty- ine from I aidon. May be viewed ten (lays preceding the Sale, when men will attend to show the timber, by. app.) lug to Mr. Sitton, at the Red Lion, Westineou, when.: cata logues may be had, and at the Red Lion, Fareham ; I nttia Arms, Gosport ; Swan, Alton ; Bush, Farnham Aims, Bagshot; Wit to LiUn,.Haraend- bridge, 13usii, Staines; Griffin, Kingston ; White. Lion, Cobham; White Hart, Guildford ; King's-Arms Godalming ; Anchor, .Liphook ; Red Lion, Peterstield ; the Crown and Blue • Post Inns, Portsmouth ; and of Mr Ayres, Auctioneer, Timber Sur veyor and Measurer, Houndsditch, London. • rHE LLEWLNy LSTA l'E, NOR (Ii WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By wiNsTANLEY and SON, Early in next Spring, in several Lots, unless previously dis pusen of by Private Conirati, in one or Ivy,. Lots, T HE very exten s i ve . and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the u,,bie Mansion of Lime.) , I tall, which contains ample ac-..onnuoilation tor a family of tne brat distinction ; together wi t h a new erected and very cominodious Bleac•works, Water, Corn..mill, and Iron Forge, all well supplied with water, a Public-house, and severilimprovable farms; the whole containing'near 4000 acres of extraordinary rich meadow, pasture,arable, and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, and lying nearly in a ring knee, 1 e. Estate is intersected by the river Clwyd, - most beauti fully situate in the Vale ot Clwyd, in the Counties of Den. bigh and Flint, North Wales ; 3 milts from Denbigh, 6 from St. Asaph, 8 from Ruthin, 12 from Abergely.. and 24 from Chester. Due notice of the days of -sale will be given in this and other..'apers ; in the interim the Estates may be viewed by applying to Mr. Huxford, at Lleweney Hall. Particulars, with Plans annexed, will be ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Messrs. Manley, and I. and W. Lowe, SolicitorS, Temple, London ; of ‘Vinstanley and Son, P.tzmuster.row ; of Mr. S. Lowe, 'Solicitor, White. Church, Shropshire.; of Mr. Calveley, Surveyor, Staple.. ford, near Chester ; of Mr. Thos. Winstatiley, Auetioneer, Liverpool; of Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester ; Mr. Wynn; Solicitor, Mold ; Mr. John 'ones, Ruthin ;• Mr. Hughes, Denbigh ; and of Messrs. Copland and Pemberton, Shi-wNhtirv. TO BE SOLD, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD SALT-WORK, A. called - the BARON'S CRUET sAur_woßKs; Si UAW at Northwich, in the County of Chester, on the banks ot the River Dane, having upwards of 100 feet frontage to the same, and immediate communication with the Navigable River Weaver. Also an undivided moiety of several Leasehold Dwelling Rauses, advantageously situated in Wilton-street, in North. with. Also the entirety of a Leasehold Water Rent, of tol. per a mum. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Merpick and Broderip, Solicitors, Redtion-square, London ; of M r . lohn Barker, Solicitor,Northwich ; ot .Ir.S lade, at the Sa t-o trice, Liver. pool ; at the King's Arms, Liverpool ; the Feathers, •Ches. ter; the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester ; and of Mr. lames 6 onicial),, at Notthwic.o, who will show the Premises. VICI UALLING-OFFICA, Oct..io, 1809. T HE COMMISSIONERSf or VICTUALLING ILil ATAYLSTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on IVednesd,g, the 18th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat Jr Two Bun. dred Tbourand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUiVI, to he deli vered, duty Pee, from the Bonded Warehouses at' the Port of Lon don, One.dial thereof in the space of One Meth, and the other Hay in One Month afterwards, into His Illaferg's Victual ling Stores at Dept lord ; and afro for THREE HUNDRED BA G of K E NTISH HOPS, of the growth of the YeSr aoS, to be answerable to Samples to be p, educed with the lenderl, and to be &livered in One Month into His ilfrojerty!s Vitlualling Stores at PortsmoLth and Plymouth, in the Prcp7rtions undermentioned, Bags. Portsmouth 100 Plymouth - 200 300 and to de paid Jar 4y Bill: payable, with interert, Ninety Days after date. The Condition 4 of the Contraas may be sun at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad tO any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, , or that shall not be delivered to the Board bbejore One o'clock on the said If f edne3day, the 18th Instant, nor utiles: the Persrn who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when cariltd for. PICTUALLING.OFFICE, Oct, 10, 180 9 . THE COMMISSIONERSIor 46 'LIU NAY ES f tViliii 4 4.kere4y give Notice, Thai, on Friday, 2711) Instant, they will be ready to re - eeive Tenders, in n. , liting ( sealed up), and treat for .TLree Hundred Tens of Genuine OATMEAL, to be delivered; , One Half thereof in a Month, and the other ilalj in a ,Montb after. wards, into bit Majesty's , Piattalling Stoles at 1).-ptlerd and .Port,,ni4mtb, in the troprtions undermentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford Portsmouth - 3o() and to be taid for by Bills layable t with Interest, ninety days alter date. The Conditioss of the Contraa may be seen at the Seceeta)y% Ogee.' No regard will be had to aqy Tender in which the Price :6.11 net be inserted in wr..ras at length, or that shall nut he del;vered to the Boa, beftre One o'Clock on the said Fridiy, the 271 k . . instant, nor unless the Person who makes the ender, or :erne Po sort IPr nit behalf, allot's, lb ans•iver . lithen called ft:r. u,t published. price is. A N 'ADDRESS to the INHABITANTS of thu Uniteo KinAdoin of (Atli, AT BRITAIN and IR E• L A N I), on theapproaching I U It! LEE. Then gnit thou cause th e t rumpet of tne Jubilee to sound :lirotynout all your land." • 4. A I übtlee hall that Fiftieth Year be unto you."--Levit. eh, 25. Brighton : Printed for the Author, by H. R. Attreee ; Sold by C raqock and boy, and Sherwood nd Co. P.iternos te,..(ow, London ; Wilmott anti Ilill, Borough ; and all booksellers. MR, • LINLEY'S NOVEL, • t Tins Day were published, In Four Volumes, price 11. ts. TIE A,DVENIURES of RALPH REY- R I I)c, H, containing Sketches of Modern Charatteis, Manners, and Education • By WILLIAM LIN LEY, Esq. • The ways of lleav'n are dark and intricate, Puzzled with mazes, and perphAs.d with errors,. Our understanding traces thew in vain, Lost and bcwildei'd in the fruitless search, • Not aces With how much art the windings run, ' Nor where the, regular emulsion ends. Anoisorr. - Printed for Richard Phillips, Lonalon ; and so be had of all Booksellers. A MUCH.WANTED SCHOOLBOOK . , This Day was publishtd, Handsomely printed, so as to correspond, with the Author's Reading Exercises, price Half.a-Crown, bound in Red, with the bill allowance to schools ; T HE SCHOOL DICTIONARY ; or, EIV TICK'S ENGLISH DICTIONARI 4 ISproved and abridged, for the USE of SCHOOLS, in w11:1) is contain. ed the Roots of Words, and important and i;r,,,3lficant Words only, omitting the common Derivatives, and obso— lete, vulgar, indecent, and trifling Words. By the Rev, DAVID BLA Author of the English Grammar, the Class Book, First Ca. techism, Reading Exercises, Grammar of Philosohy, Etc. Every Schoolmaster and Governess will hail the Appoar mice of a Work which has. brought the English. Language within an attainable Compass, by expunging what was lin, proper, useless, or redundant in the Dictionary % of Entick. The Language has, by this means, been -reduced from Sixty Thousand to little more than Ten Thousand Words, and the whole may consequently be committed to Memory in less than three years, Nor the convenience of the Tutor and Pupil every Word has been divided and accentuated ; and this Dic tionary, for the purpose of Teachers, possesses in conse quence a manif,st superiority over every other. Printed tor Richard Phillips, London ;'and to be had of Tabart and Co. at the juvenile Library, New Bonil.street Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; Wogan and Cumming, Dublin ; and all other Booksellers. Of whom may b 0 had, all the other Works of tksamo A uthOr. „ rt`tti ' • • _ • :3 - 34::” ' •-•• • (,:41 • {PRICE SIXPENtt lIALFPENNY.ii FRENCH PAPERS. THE WAR BE' WEEN'AtIsTRi 1 .AND I R kNOE AND THE EXPEDITION TO SCIIEI DT. OBSERVATIONS. (Note froth the Monileur on Articles published iII the London Paperson the above. sulrieCt.) " We cannot consider the Austrian Mon :rchy,. its Sove= reign, and its armi s, so entirely. nu miha , cd as they vt ere atter the battle ot Austerlitz; - there pi l aw teak of an .nterview in a - London Papers. . NOTE BY THE Most - t•rua.—lf there•has been no interview, it is because the Emperor Napoleon would have none. The first interview in .which the Enipe. ror Napoleon gave iymce to his eceiny ha ing left DO remembrance of gratitude in the breast tit tht latter, it becatrie evident that a !resit int tritiew would • be to no purpose. . • With rogard to the difference, between the situa• tions of Au,tria, atter the battles of Austerlitz and Wagraro, it is this:--After the bale ut Austerlitz, Russia was still allied with Austria ; she had upon the Vistula a second army, which shi• Attiglit tear, h ; - Prussia, who hail signet the Convention ot,!he 2tl of November, might. take a pair in the war; in short, the army of Prince Charles W; s ill un touched, and the whole of it might march. On the .they hand,_ tin; important fortress of Raab anti the Circles'of Hungary had not been occupied; Saxony did not yet form,part of the Confederation ; and s . however, the position of Dresden must be consi 7 dered as of some importance : in fine, the Doehy of • Warsag belonged to Prussia, and the army of G - . 1. which now men:ices Moravia, did not exist. At present, on the contrary, all the Austrian inies, all the Austrian forces, hate b:;eo attacked and vLing,islted. There are hardly any vestiges re maining of the army which the Aiehduke. John brought from Italy ; and it it can still mustor ten thousand men under arms, most of these men are only recruits. The grand army of. Prince Charles being beaten at kginulh, at. Ra isi)on,at li.lit g, and at Wagram, has lost his best soldiers., and he himself frightened at the spirit.of intrigue and_ divi sion which reigns in the Cibinct, has thrown np the command and retired. The difference is not less great in the internal' situation of t h e Al- narc h y after the Peace of Presburg, the French, lead, ot,ly passed through the, ,Herditary States; u!ion the present occasion; they have already made a stay in them of upwards of four months. , At that time. Austria had not 'made the n last efF,tts ; her popula+ Lien was still entire; at present many provi, ices have been so lunch depopulated by the lei i.. ea that no othtirinhauitants are to be found i n t h e %Ho loges than women ,and children. At. that time alk the revolutionary nseatis which had been taken exo4 isted, and_might. be employed ; at present they•havg keen taken, an , i have been taken in vain ; the couno: try is exhausted of men, ,as wcll as of things.: , - " Ap army formidable from, the number , of the soldierg: (we wish we could say fonnilable twin the talents of its. Chit:6), has been sent by England and landed in Zealand." 4—* Lond ,n Paper. The expedition against Zealand could no t hare any' result for England. It might occdsion sw - ne etnA` barrassments,- some fresh burde!ta. to tile people of France ; but these they do not calculate; when ant proofs of Zeal or, oevotedness are to be given to ! net country ; it could, give the English. iiothin4 but shame ; it could be attenkle ! with no otder result than to make them lose an army, whilst ii would' procure anew at my to the Erriperor. Liebe 'prog. nostics have been pet - teilly verified, • We say .ibat the expedition could not be attended with any resuli,.• because it was lece-sary, td. bt 4;n by making the siege of Flushing. Fiusting ; prir:r tfd the island of Walcitet en be inutidated,.ruust e0n...! sidered, by ever - sensiole ()Meer, as a plae , Hinpreg-, nabk by a regu.ar siege, .4. at least as •pre,enti,ag dtt fic:ulties which the labour of four t , ,ouriti ‘, ber. unable to vanquish. In this.instarke the v:isest cal- • vulanons were baffled. Fiustun g , nen the be siegers' trenches were still Curer bun <ted paces from the body of the fortress, when ti"tere was no breach,. when-the body.of the •fortress was unrouched, Stir— rendered by the sole effect of the terror of a bombard ment. is this cowardice_ ? Is it treason ? The se quel of the inquiry will lir,,ve whit h. Thus, theito be .sole Opposition or Flushittg,.whiel detained the English Expedition only £0 days, .tight to have cletaihetl it three mouths, • • Of all the chances of succeeding, certainly the one 'least expeaed by the English, Mu,t have been sui:n success obtained by a bombardment; they rrqui! ed 20 days for that. Nbw,, 20 days spent in the Idand of Walcheren, in the month of August, must have oc• cassioned a number of sick,w Inch cainOt.be Lo t.f.)utrd at less than one in tour soldiers ; and to e.il.uktte' otherwise would betray a total ignorance of the eifeds of that climate. When we sty that 20 days - spent in the Island of Walcheren must co-.t the quilt ter of the troops which land in it, .v% e may add, that the health of the other. three qtprters must be e,geni tally impaire 1, and that all the weakened men a'-e o n th e poi n t o f falling sick. It iloherefore a most senseless attempt to land brave soldiers in th it fatal country, and we must consider the English army as destroyed ] or at least .what.remains of it, as unable: to du much duty for several months to ..come. But in fine, atter the siege. of Flurshing, we had to expect the siege of fort Batz, which, communi eating by watLr .with Bergen-op-Zoorn, and with tort Si. Martin,which theFrenclt have built opposite to it, could, in like manner, not be taken, but afterwork4 .and trenches carried on in a country, the climate of which iy as fatal ast or ha f to t t u NiaVtaelcl Dutchthat this English en .l Getie It istr r ti a e l: were called Bruce, the shame of th'e raj:nary naMe, and whose head the N.-ition must have to fall upon the' scaffold, evacuated this tort through an unexemplified panic, six hours betore the English Arrived, Here then we again behold the Eoghsh enjoying , a pa' t o MINI:, upon which limy boi tely.: but tlidg,* 'l' tl , ll %`:t. l 1k • , t i "A, ::;7171 , 4 , :r . • in r ,t.'!l; 5 tn-itll 15istiamq f1,,1 ~ / r ti` 1 i. zli pit, At. 12, et, M. ogre ket of ;qst sq . r ~1~ ; Ir , ;rt 1 Os I 9; '" 9' 9 3 `' oi• o f, ~~. ~ c~# ;~~~: ~5 ;1. 2 :i 'fi~"~ 1;~►I F ore